• Shibari is more than just tying someone up, and you all know that. It’s a combination of trust, communication, control, and caring for one another.
• Without the proper knowledge and techniques, ropes can be used unsafely or the experience can feel uncomfortable.
  
  
• In this workshop, we focus on both the rigger and the model—something that is unfortunately sometimes overlooked.
• In this workshop, you’ll learn how to improve the techniques you use. We’ll take a closer look at all the details and techniques needed to rig more safely and effectively. 

Shibari is a technical art, and everyone is at a different level.
In a private workshop, we tailor the experience entirely to your pace, experience, and expectations.
This allows you to learn faster, safer, and with more personalized guidance.

It’s very different from a group workshop, because all the attention is focused on you.

I'm sure you already have some experience, but there's always room for improvement and safety.

Together, we’ll review the techniques used, look for ways to adjust certain aspects, and discuss technical improvements and safety during the sessions.

The basics are the most important thing. We’ll look at your rope flow, your body handling, communication, friction points, rope tension, and all the little details that will greatly improve your shibari.

Even if your technique is flawless, that doesn't mean your session is good. 

The start of a session, its purpose, the connection, and the flow of the session are all very important so that both of you—the model and the rigger—can enjoy a wonderful session.